Posts Tagged ‘Beach’
Coney Island Beach & Boardwalk
With nearly 3 miles of free sandy beaches, Coney Island’s rolling waves have been cooling off New Yorkers for centuries. Cleaner than it used to be with lots of character and attractions.
* Find courts for beach volleyball, handball, and basketball as well as playgrounds, amusement rides at Luna Park and the New York…
Read MoreGreat Captain Island
Greenwich is home to two islands situated roughly two miles off of Greenwich Harbor, Great Captain Island and Island Beach. It’s a bit of expense of effort to get to the islands, but worth it.
* The islands are preserved in their natural state, no cars or stores, with many different species of birds. Visible…
Read MoreCroton Point Beach
Swim in the Hudson River, lounge in a wide expanse of sand and explore a 508-acre park with stunning views of Haverstraw Bay.
* Hourly Kayak & SUP rentals available.
* Bathrooms are open but showers are closed.
* Weekend only through June 20.
Read MoreSpring Lake Beach
This beautiful beach with a long boardwalk in a small seaside community manages crowds with daily online ‘Beach Badges.’ Select a date and area on the website, then pick up at the Spring Lake Train Station (Mon-Fri 8 am–3 pm & Sat-Sun 8 am–5 pm).
* Lifeguards on duty 9 am-6 pm daily.
* No…
Read MoreRockaway Beach
This clean beach on the Atlantic Ocean features wide stretches of soft sand, a 5.5-mile boardwalk, playgrounds and a vibe so cool it was featured in a Ramones song.
* Ride the waves at the city’s only legal surfing beach (67-69 Street) with private, semi-private & group surf lessons & camps for kids & adults …
Read MoreHarbor Island Park & Beach
This lovely marina in the suburbs has a small harbor beach with calm water (don’t expect waves), swan sightings, fishing on a pier, crabs & clams, fun spray showers and lots of greenspace. Swimming allowed when lifeguards on duty (10 am-5 pm).
The large playground between the beach and the parking lot has lots of…
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